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I have to say that is a sweet little camper.

I have that I don't use, but shipping to you would be crazy.

That would be a shame if the G124's are not available in 19.5 any more they are quite a bit more aggressive than the Michelin tires. If money was not a great concern there was a link on the portal a while back on a company back east that converts F550 etc. to fire pump trucks and field rigs...

Hi Bob, If it helps at all I have 19.5's with Goodyear G124's that I'm very happy with. They have excellent traction in snow, ice and water and superb lack of wear. The wheels are Vision's, same as sold by Rickson and I would be quite happy to have these tires and type of wheels on a 550...

How is the build coming along ? I'd be interested to see what you come up with wheels, as I'll be going down that route eventually when I go to larger chassis.

Hmm, I wonder if that was me as that's my neighbourhood? When was it?

Can someone pull those pictures for us?

The screens are in place with snaps only, I find that velcro wears out too quick in that type of application. I'm hoping this will do the trick.

Looks great! The side rails look nice and finished, but aren't you losing some storage area in there?

After successfully running my Yamaha 1000 propane conversion generator for two long trips and about a dozen short, I have to say it rocks. The way it sips propane is awesome. One thing to do if you have a large battery bank, is to wire the 12 volt plug directly to the batteries, or in my case...

With time on my hand this winter I came up with a few more projects for the camper. The one thing the Alaskan camper needs is a better door. Don't know how to design it how if it could be done, but it leaks cold in the winter and has a minuscule screen. After a little thought and help from a...

I switched to Linux with a separate XP boot. Windows and specifically Vista is a Ram hog.

Why not get a pre made bed from someone like Ute?

I thought WD40 was the cure all?

For all the time he put into it he could have had several original H1's if he had sold his welding skills for cash. Awesome work though.

I have a 5.5 cu ft Nova Kool in our camper and run a Engel 45 as a freezer in the rear seat of the truck. 420 amp hours of battery power with 180 watt solar recharge. Works great for longer trips! Nice to pull out the steaks on day 22!

Looks like you had a blast Ron!

John, All I can say is wow! I wish I had just a bit of your building skills. Please give us some more information and pictures on your awesome build. :bowdown:

That is one sweet camper, makes me wish I lived in Germany and had spare Euros.

I really don't need to plug in unless the temps are below -20. Of course it will always be happier with a warm block.